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tINANCg AND COMMERCE.
Reported by c. w. Branch & Co., bankers
and brokers' No. ILL Main street
New York stock Market.
REVIEW

New YORK, December 23-The stock
market has been to day UNEXPECTEDLY &C
i've. The leading features were The coal
stocks. The news to-day was that the
Reading employees at Port Richmond
had struck, but this was afterwards said
10 be strike Of forty freight handlers.
aud that unless these men were taken
Uack al 3 p m. the strike would extend
and only m III trains would pass over The
road. Naturally Reading was LARGELY
sold, and as the slrke would be eft
Lackawanna. This stock advance l. con.
derable covering of shorts I'm Reading
during The afternoon, and it mcnded
handsomely. Further ems on granger
roads 10 day, bnt the granger stocks held
up fairly on covering OF storts
The rem Under O. the lis hal no Tea
ture
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coloring material and dyes renders his
services invaluable Dr. Baker has been
rowing spirit in his younger days and
can present more recommendations for
ability than any other chemist connected
with the laboratory He now superin-
tends the department Of fabrics and dyes.
The chief of the laboratory is Nix. Edward
Sherer. He was appointed 70 the position
IN May, 1880 His first study of chem
istry was in the University OF the City OF
New York under DR.. Draper. Suisse
quently he studied under Professor Frese-
Mus, of Wiesbaden, the great German
chemist. lie personally superintends the
sugar department When the revised
tariff came into effect, in June 1883, an
increased amount Of chemical work was
thrown upon the laboratory. A building
was accordingly fitted up, on the
corner OF Hubert and West streets,
adjoining and communicating with the
United States appraisers stores and the
force Of chemists enlarged. AT present
there are sixteen men at work in the
building. The first floor Is occupied by
Dr. Battershall and his assistants.
Here is conducted the general chemical
work of the laboratory. Opium Is tested,
ores assayed and mineral products ana
lyzed. The adulteration OF teas and food
products Is also determined, and In these
especially many frauds are discovered
Scarcely week passes without some such
disclosure. DR. Battershall has found
facts sufficient 10 warrant the writing OF
book upon the subject. In no depart
meDt Of the laboratory is the importance
of chemical tests 10 imported articles more
fully demonstrated, for the welfare of the
community depends upon such safeguards
Bottles, retorts, blowpipes and other
chemical apparatus litter the room, and
the atmosphere is SO impregnated with
strange gases that only hardened chem
ist can breathe It without sneezing
Upon the second floor Is the Office and
library. The third floor is devoted to
polarissopic tests Of sugar. This is
the most interesting room of all TO the
visitor, for the polariscope is an instru-
ment more marvellous than the micro
scope in its workings. The writer made
q test OF sugar through Its agency In the
following manner The sugar was dis
solved into solution and poured after Ill
;ering into glass tube. This was carefully
scaled and placed In q groove Of the polari-
scope between the two glasses Upon
looking into the instrument two colors
divided into hemispheres met my cyclone
hemisphere pink, the other blush
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was due 10 his brilliant and beau
tiful wife, daughter of NJ Rissler-
Kestner, very wealthy banker of
Alsace. He was in the forties
when he married the young lady. 1t was
his place to entertain foreign ministers
and diplomats in the official residence; she
contributed greatly to his success. Sho is
the Frances Cleveland of the French re-
public. But from this pitch of popularity
NJ. Ferry fell TO humiliating deep by the
failure Of the French expedition to Ton
quin China, which he directed. lie was
sneeringly nicknamed "Le Tonkinois,"
and his life repeatedly threatened This
attempted assassination has restored much
of his popularity; but he has hard time
in the chamber OF deputies, being violent
ly attacked on the one side by the Royal
lists and Imperialists, and still more yio-
leptly on the other by the Red Republicans
and Communists. AS both the extreme
parties hate him, Americans may safely
conclude that he is about right.
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HE secretary o.
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green. BY turning a screw attached TO
the lenses, fosbd .ba; the colorH gradu
ally merged into the ahsence Of all colcf
This was the point OF polarization. by
looking into another lens above, ] sow
the figures ninety-twO and one-tenih iuci-
Gated upon scale This was told deter
mined the exact percentage Of s1cchar!ne
matter contained in the raw sugar eu-af
is taxed according to the percentage %
saccharine matter il contains il was
amazing, therefore. to learn that uoi"ith-
standing the nicely and exactncss Of the
polariscope test, unjust taxes are levied
upon importers a test which registers
ninety is taxed at 90 per cent. whereas
one that registers ninety and one-tenth
il taxed at al per cent. Thus ! a con
signmept Of several thousand barrels a
difference Of ITO per cent. often results ia
q loss Of $1,000 or more 10 the importer
In duties paid, and yet his sugar has ~
more commercial value than ifit rcg tered
| 10 per cent. less. The amount OF duties
levied upon sugar in this port alone
averages each year between O.C1p,
900 and $j0.0O0,00O Upon tie flo0r
above the sugar room Or Baker
prosecutes his Investigation The
OF various hairs forms an
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Gen. Sheridan and wife.

A few days ago Gen. Sheridan and his
wife succunbed to the destinations Of a
nickel weighing machine and recorded
their respective weights on the dial before
the eyes OF a small crowd gathered at a
railroad station In Washington. Mrs.
Sheridan, who does not look as though
she weighed more than 1870 pounds, tipped
the recording finger Of the machine until
II registered 100 Her famous husband,
who wore a heavy military oyercoat, was
found to weigh 1874 pounds New York
World.
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wURGLER, sIFERs AND M'yEIGH.
But Sifers-tbough he amt no sot, he's got hi;
faults and yit
When you git Sifers onct. you've got doctor
don't fergitl
He aint much at his office, er his house, er any
where
You'd nstehuriy think certain fer to ketch the Eel
Ter there
But don't blame Doc hes got all sorts o curious
notions-as
The feer says, his odd come shorts, like smart
men mostly has
Hen morn like be pottern round the black
smith shop, er in
Some back lot spadin up the ground, er gradin
it agin
Er at the work bench planin' things; CT buildin
little traps
To ketch birds galvani4iu rings. er graftin
plums, perhaps
Make anything good as the best "a guustocll 81
lie whitfield out set o chessmen oaet o laurel
root
Durin the army got bis traie o surgeon lhsre-l
own
Today finger ring Doc made out Of a sscssh
bone
Al glued iddic Onct Ter me I-s' al 50 busted
you
- aihrowed the thing away. tut be les n1el
her good as new
and take Doc, now, Ia ager. say, eF biles. -
rheumatZ
And all afilictOus thataway, and he's the best
they Is
Er Ianders-Tnilk sick i don't keer-k yorc any.
thing be tries
abscess, getheriH 10 ser yeer or granlated
eyCs
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RICHMOND, Va, December

RICHMOND, VA, December %.
The loose tobacco sales from October
1st to date sum up in round numbers
l 400, 900 pounds against the sales Of last
year at same date of 10000 pounds. The
crop Is thought by some good judges to
be more than half marketed for loose
here. The weather, roads, and prices
have been all good inducements to plant.
ers to bring in the crop early this year
There were several good sales of new
wrappers. cutters, and filters on Change
to-day. After tomorrow the Exchange
will be closed till January 3, 1888.
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Jules Ferry.

The recent shooting of Jules Ferry by a
French Guiteau is not the first time by
many that some one has been eager to Kill
him, the last determined foe being the
supposed bloodthirsty Boulanger
NJ. Ferry was minister OF foreign az
fairs, and consequently chief Of the cabi-
net, longer than any other man since the
last republic was set up; and though Jules
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See the Little Gem

of drug store, the Park. place Pharma.
cy. Stokes building. corner Belvdere AM
Main streets, where you can find cigars. cigs.
rettes, tobacco. fine extracts colognes. toile,
soaps. mineral waters OF all kinds. hair bro shes
tooth brushes, combs, etc. etc. Physlcisns
prescriptions spe iaty. within paper. peus
pencils, postage stamps. aud postal cards
Don't fail 10 coll.
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Difference I'm Taste.

Two friends met In the Omaha depot the
other day, one from Chicago and the other
from Los Angeles. "Where are YOU goingf'
asked the former. "Going to Los Angeles
to spend the winter And your Pm going
TO spend the winter in Chicago" replied the
Los Angeles man TEENS Siftings.
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Making Dimes from Three

Making Dimes from Three Cent Pieces
a detective at Columbus, o., recently came
into possession OF several three cent pieces
which had lsen passed as ten cent pieces.
The modus operandi of making seven cents
on each piece is 10 place dime on each side
Of three cent piece and by squeezing them
in a wise, flatten the three cent piece and
leave a dim outline Of the dime on either
side. The coin, after the DETACHMENT, very
much resembles ten cent piece which has
seen considerable service Chicago Times.
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numerous frauds against the government.
The famous Demerara sugar trial at Balti-
more first called public attention TO the
inadequacy Of the prevailing system 10
enforce the tariff laws At that time the
duties or sugar were levied according 10
its color, the Dutch standard being the
criterion This standard consisted OF
"A series of bottles containing sugars
OF known degree Of purity, with
which the imported samples were com
pared and accordingly classified. For a
long time sugars that were artitlcially col
ored and darkcned to escape the higher tax
had been imported into the country until
finallya large quantity was seized, and the
trial at Baltimore followed. The result was
that John Sherman, then secretary of the
treasury, issued an order for the adoption
of the polariscope in all sugar examina-
lions BY the customs service Portland,
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Balti-
more. New Orleans and San Francisco re
ceycd outfits of chemical apparatus, and
sugar experts were engaged to make the
tests. At New York, besides the sugar
laboratory, "A general chemical laboratory
was established for the customs service OF
the entire country. This was in the latter
part Of the year 1873. The value OF chem
zeal tests to determine the character OF
dutiable articles became at once apparent.
The following year DR.. Jesse Park
Battershall a well known analytical
chemist OF New York and grad
uate with high honors OF the IA
nous German University of Tubingen,
was appointed to superintend the analysis
of chemicals aud ores. Although young
man, he is one of the foremost chemists
in the country and has written several
scientific works which are ranked as
standard books Shortly after his APP
pointment the laboratory received another
acquisition in the person OF DR. Haydn
Mozart Baker. This gentleman is an ex-
pert mci oscoplst, and his familiarity with
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Grevy was presi
dent, Jules Ferry
was the real ruler.
All the 9th c T
cabinet ministers
were changed Of
ten, but he held
his place; so 1t
came TO be said
that while Theirs
founded the third
republic and
Gambetta was its
greatest tribune,
Ferry became its
q M G ntary
chief. Not a little
Of his popularity
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We are the sole agents Of the celebra,
cd La Normsndi Cigar.
CHAMBERLAYNE 4 Co.
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John E. DOHERTY,
se2 EAST MAIN STREET.
ALWAYS on hand

AS FINE A STOCK OF GOODS
as can be found at any Merchant Tailoring
establishment In the country, and viii DC made
~ ltrimmeu u the best manner. Thirfy years
experience as leading cutter ought 70 guar
aztec entire satisfaction. and will be sod At ,
very moderste prodi- Ani6-ly
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A BIG LABORATORY.
WHERE THE GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS
DO THEIR WORK.

The Most Important Branch of the tnted
S:.tca Customs Service-Iew People
Know Anything About ~, bat IL Has
Ueen a. Operation Tor Nearly Decaue'
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A box of good cigars or a demiiohn Of
mas present. and can be had OF
IHANRERr A. 70
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In arithmetic minus" and a plus
gether have no effect, but in electricity W
they get together they make the ftr Hy.
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II. WALLERoTlNE CO.. Ianffsr.
tecnth Street Pot'0os hur.or n. '"
tage, Sc.
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Justin Kline.

Hot Pot, Tom and Jerry, and Apple
Teddy at z. A. stumpf's, corner OF Eighth
and Main streets.
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important part OF
his work. Micro
scopical examina
tons alone deter
mine the nature Of
the materials. IT
IS his province like
wise TO determine
the relative quaint
ties of wool and cot
ton contained in
mixed clothes. One
month ago it was
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DOC STEERS.

~ all the doctors could cite you to ia thi, ere
Doc Sifers Is my favorite. jcs' take him up and
dSHn,
Count III the Bethel neighborhood, and Rollins,
anl Big Fear,
And slfers' standins jes' as good as AIRY doctors
there
There's old Doc Wick. and Glenn. and Hail. and
Wurgler and Mcyeigh.
But Ill back Sifers 'gainst EN- all and down 'em
any day
Most old Wick ever knowed, s'pose. was whisky.
Wurgler-1ell.
lie ct morphine-ef actions show, and facts re-
liable.
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'VilN y. u hhlNG, corner 0 F.rrf..,t,
wagon covers 'e''i aai
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SuIrAnLE AND rsEFrL pREsExrs

IUT IHO 2 mIUV UOUIuys Udu " rlsIIy IUuul Il
my large selection OF
GOLD SPECTACLEs AND EYE GLASSES
COMBINATION GOLD HOOKS AND
CHAINS. LORGNETTES
!. black. tOitO.scsheu. &C.. al from the very
cheapest 10 the most elaborate. 40 prices az
low as any lu the country.
As heretofore. my examination Is free. 8nd
an other OF my superior CLASSES correctly
lifted 10 tie eye Ht a moderate cost, 10 does not
matter how severe tlc visual defect may arp
pear.
Defective eycsQht. whether in children on
adults. should not Boz neglected. ami improper
glasses. most inv raDly procured hy guess
work strictly qua ded against
DIR. :. GAIESkL
Consulting Opficla1.
g,i East Main street
Best artificial eyes on band and inserted
ldelcOI-3m
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A ltllELD DAIRY f0mer, w..t..... ...
n. seventh street, anI liH D.. N..n ....''
icsh milk, crram. iutfoi. butter .... ..i
cheese.
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DRUGGISTS. sc.
TOOTH BRUSHES.
VERNON TOOTH BRUSHES.

" EnNON lOO II blAl SHE'S.
These brushes have been on the market
several years and the sales have steadily in-
creased. thus demonstrating hes Ond a dOuOl
the gh quality of the brushes. They can b,
ha1 OF any druggist In this city sud Man
chester. and the leading dry goods houses
II you want the best tooth brush, ask FOR the
Vernon price 05 cents each, aud take DO
other brush viii h j. claimed 10 be a. 20 q.
PURCELL. LADD s. co,
Importers and Wholesale Druggists.
4ie 3-tf
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WALTER T.. BRAUFR Sian
""'Aet smoked beet toneuc. s..'-'' iln.
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flnpiol meut Ag0nrI.s.
j. +. JISiI-. % y. FNfaOnI .r.f ..
agent. Established l4e
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i iLhlAA o.. "a LLEh iuO D.. Csrg .,...
special attention to repairing '.',.l
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Hay 0rnin, &c.
WALTER j. IODA. 40 e. sixth .fI..f DID,.
siRnmrnfs uf country produce solicited
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HE secretary OF
the treasury has
been preparing a
revised tariff bill
10 present 10 con-
grcss this winter,
and the chemists
employed in the
government lab
oratory have been
called upon 10
assist in the I'M
dertaking 4 h C
United States lab
oratory the most
important branch
OF the customs
service Of the
country, yet it Is
oofa ia Qsgnune
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"I pranri.,ol ID !, STEAM BAKERY a.
ana retail. '''. hb.f..
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J, \. UNA0DtNGLU. IN. II II-----
All work guaranteed 'I..i
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haiht.s ana ntNulHN
N. NICK HEDfOkD. Iu2 d. Nnn .I..f-
Ngn of The Horse. Manufacturer al.s
sale dealer.
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+ rr,sr. hoots and shoes.
=. ~, ~ ! IA DALE. 1915 B.. Nam .t....
ST. " ""' Is mems ani a. arl :. D
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~ y Lh %. ~ Err. ol b. MARSHAL ..
cherokee Cough Dfors. "' 'N OBJ.
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Iron works.
ASA shy DER g. CO.. lUrt.l.lI.I. t
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Grain and Cotton Exchange


RICHMOND, Va, December g.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat.-742 bushels.
Corn.-l 402 bushels.
Oats 800 bushels.
Rye.--l0 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat.-Mixed, 800 bushels very good a
SIC; so bushels fair at SIC, 40 bushels com
mon at Sic. Shortberry 40 bushels very
good at 90c.; 81 bushels good at 8sc. Tota
sales Of wheat, 742 bushels.
Corn.-White, $50 bushels very good on
private terms IS bushels very good at 52c
pa bushels good at Sic Mixed, . bushel.
very good a 52c. Total sales If corn, I Ia
bushel'
Rye 10 bushels very good At &c
COTTON REfORT.
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.t ~, = "a H. GARDNER 5H
si,"vt, hair cutting tjr.nr Sax,
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DENTISTS

DENTISTS.
DoRsETs es
DENrA T. PANLORS
no. 10 NORTH SEVENTH ,raECT
Richmond, va
For 8. a.. and $50 Will insert beautiful scts
81 Teeth on lci rubber. weight only H. 20 3
ounces per set and warranted not 90 break.
Teeth extracted for 5O cents. Filings from 81
up. Gold work a specially. All work nlaran
ecd o. give satisfaction. W. T.. DORSET,
au2i ~ Graduate University of Maryland.
AR. GEO. b. & CHAS. J.. STEEL,
DENTISTS
FRANK r. STEEL, Assistant
4 ec2ly 723 Main street. Richmond, Va.
UNDERTAKES.
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-" c ,ihNhf fkOELING. IFS To-.
mond 49,, 20 Chesapeake and Ob.r Ivy, '.ie''
tey,,', anu Allegheny mlI-osfs ll h.c
''"'''" 10 ores and mlneri. wa,er. speen. ~.
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VI. J. DlMMOCk, u8 n No.
rcspondence solicited '''N ''ree. d..
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DIRECTORY
w RELIABLE
BUSINESS HOBS

,,,I me D',rec'ory 5eio,s Of rei,ag. -,
5,,,,n' ngs,es g'elng TIER t,o, ~. goa
os - t, ''a Dc JouHd bcrg u.e,,.l , ,'1n aE
y /; =. og '1 q, ior information reir,s, 'e
ma al the different 5ranele. n 5,,.'. ~,
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
COTTON REfORl
Tobacco Market.

hhIktt uuI.
QuOtatiOns-Middling. ~ ll6c loW mid
ding, 99-l6c.; good ordinary, SIC.
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knows OF It's existence. Ii is cOlnpaIa
lively new institution. Prior to 1878 the
chemical work Of the customs depart
ment was assigned 10 private chemists,
and many articles now subjected TO strict
analysis were classified and taxed by a
system Of off hand apprMsement which
gave opportunity for the preparation of
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a rop ,.,lor u $. Twelfth rre.i "a Air
ID r,. Boots aud Shoes.
~ l. hASDALE. 1915 r. V.I,
'6oe. '''' g mems oni q anl s..t.H4
WALTER T. BRAUFW .,.u A..
''ei Tongues s.p0ca',.'
,,,..,.,. candy Manufrtrt.,.
III hh B. DYER. ola D. Ill.,.
hoiesdle ana rctaL e... a...r. '.i.tt
'heroAee Cough Diurs. if ts
,...... Canvas Good.
IviiN j. bEkiNG. corner0I F...,,,.....
huh streets. Tents. avun.. h... b. .'- ..i
wagon covers. 'i.i
Carpenter and builder.
VI LLlAM O. FULLER. m0 b. r,,,....
special attention to repairing ''ssl
Carriages and Huegie..
J. a. OhA0BthGER. Itt.l Ir.....
All work guaranteed '.'.'
Contractor and nniid.r.
\. q. HOUSTON. sH O. N..n.r,..t
JOah Pt :. NlAGflEI ....r..
and bioli streets. i
Country Produce.
n. WALLERSTINE s. CO. Do ,.tt..
teenth street P0tat0o. huffor b.. 'H-
bairir-,
''' s,., -i,D ~ -,, - ..limef} Nemn n
MI, 'r'',n S.ieel anl Ilo D.. Ntn ,fr..
eneese ''''-' 'N''''' ..'i.f t...s. aai
pr.....,-,
Nv. FnAySru f.iFr H.
inaI Ntr,tarI n0,. f.'..,....
b. +. REEVE. e- L8sf Marshall.
outi q Noiions hors' l1H. r....
a.. eng i.,', 'ilrnis
''i 7, 4, ~, 30, ''' '. ..IN .'l'.'
J,n,,,.- 49,. Hifi
w ul pm. .' ..N' N.N.fHi.
r,.rio,n.., ,..,...
l. Z. JTSII- o y TIff.-rl ....
agent Established i.Is
Hardware and Cariiags Good.
\. g. CLAIM SON, 1850 la.t Stain s.fs.
Agents Tor lmpern' chilled I.NHs
Harness and 4.t.u...
'V. NICK REDfOkD. Doe b. Stain .I..f-
Nsn OF me Horse. Manufacturer Ill .l.s
'al' u'"i'i.
HAY. Grnin.Xc.t
" ALTER j. IODu, go 81. sixth ,tu..f C
sirNui'i'i' 'I country piDilcc solicited
iron Work..
ASA shy DER g. CO.. lNrt.l ..I..I.. ...t
t...r.
, a. Iuleu t.s.r ,f......
i,nrlry n,.'flr r.,...r..I
rrfts ,ap,u .-. ~
ADVANCED IN PERSONAL nronerf.. o......'..'
from Friday 90 sulIOnu l saturday &.
s"ni'"n.
'voEih bLLAhl Do i.- D.. AIII
Wo,'..i- 49,, 1.. '''' '''.''
a'tt't'f'
.OsEPH J.. WlNGFiELU. dealer M .l.f
and all kinds ol m0ulns lnl ul.n
DuilIihs o inA.rnlanins'. iii ll4.. .li f.
sirc'ts BiDSgs,,,'., ~, '' "''' ''-
%
Marble Worker.
NALLEN a WRAY, Seventh ani Gaa
streets. Monuments. t0mbs. mlIt.elt.tn4.
ties, &c.
Mattress Manufacture.
ADAM DIACONT. Us T.. Marshall .rf
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Paints, Oils, &C.
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IRGINIA RUBBER CO.. 6iJ D.. Broad itio.t
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